Protocolo: revisión sistemática de literatura sobre B-Corp

Abstract

<jats:p>The B Corp movement is becoming increasingly important nationally and internationally. In fact, the number of certified companies has radically increased (34,78%) from 2017 (2300 B-Corp companies) to 2019 (3100 B-Corp companies). Taking this fact into consideration, the aim of this study is to present a research protocol for conducting a systematic review of literature on B Corp companies. First, the inclusion and exclusion criteria applied that allow reaching the final sample of 45 articles are specified. The codes that will be used in the analysis phase are also made explicit.</jats:p>

Scoping Review of Kaizen and Green Practices: State of the Art and Future Directions

“…More and more customers are already demanding, as a sign of value, that companies' processes are sustainable. A clear example of this is the B-Corp certification that is only given to those companies that, after an audit process, prove to be economically, socially and environmentally sustainable [54][55][56][57][58]. These companies are a clear example of how environmental objectives can be incorporated into the mission of the company from the beginning, not only as a result of the application of improvements in the process.…”

The impact of active learning on entrepreneurial capacity

“…Although not yet common in the field of management, this approach has been utilized in some studies (Marin-Garcia, Villaescusa & Bonavia, 2019;Robles-Santana, Sanchez-Ruiz & Gomez-Lopez, 2022;Alkurdi & Vazquez-Bustelo, 2022;Marin-Garcia, Garcia-Sabater, Garcia-Sabater & Maheut, 2020;García Magro, Martín-Peña & Díaz-Garrido, 2019;Oltra-Badenes, 2020;Diez-Busto, Sanchez-Ruiz & Fernandez-Laviada, 2020). The description of the intervention is adapted to the recommendations of Marin-Garcia and Alfalla-Luque (2021).…”